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81 Längsspurverfahren
n (LVR) <av> ■ longitudinal recording method (LVR); longitudinal scanning method; linear recording method; linear scanning method; longitudinal recordingn <av> ■ longitudinal recording system; longitudinal scanning system; linear recording system; linear scanning system; direct recording -
82 Nullmethode
f < msr> ■ null measuring method; null balance method; null method; zero method -
83 Arbeitsmethode
Arbeitsmethode2 f FERT, TECH method of operation, mode of operation, operating method, operating mode -
84 Arbeitsweise
Arbeitsweise f TECH working method (Verfahren); functioning, method of operation, mode of operation, operating method, operating mode, process, working method -
85 Cross-Verfahren
Cross-Verfahren n STAT method of moment distribution, moment distribution method, Cross method, Hardy Cross methodDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Cross-Verfahren
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86 herkömmliche Bauweise
Bauweise f: herkömmliche Bauweise f 1. KONST, TE conventional construction method; 2. TE orthodox construction method; 3. ARCH, KONST classic construction method; 4. ARCH, KONST, TE classical construction methodDeutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > herkömmliche Bauweise
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87 Arbeitsweise
Arbeitsweise f 1. IND process; 2. MGT method; 3. ADMIN procedure* * ** * *Arbeitsweise
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88 Bruttomethode
Bruttomethode f FIN, WIWI entity method (Gegensatz: Equity-Methode = Nettomethode = equity method)* * * -
89 Nettomethode
Nettomethode f FIN, RW equity method (Synonym: Equity-Methode; Gegensatz: Entity-Methode = Brutto-Methode = entity method)* * *f <Finanz, Rechnung> equity method (Bilanzierung langfristiger Beteiligungen, DCF-Methode ; Gegensatz: Entity-Methode, Bruttomethode) -
90 Produktionsweise
Produktionsweise f IND production method* * *f < Ind> production method* * *Produktionsweise
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91 Zahlungsmodus
Zahlungsmodus m FIN method of payment* * *m < Finanz> method of payment* * *Zahlungsmodus
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92 Zahlungsweise
Zahlungsweise f 1. FIN method of payment; 2. IMP/EXP, V&M mode of payment* * *f < Finanz> method of payment* * *Zahlungsweise
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93 ökonomische Methode
ökonomische Methode f WIWI economic method* * *f <Vw> economic method* * *ökonomische Methode
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94 Arbeitsmethode
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95 Aufnahmetechnik
f1. ETECH. recording method* * *Auf|nah|me|tech|nikf(Tonaufnahmen) recording method; (PHOT, FILM) shooting or filming technique* * *Auf·nah·me·tech·nikf MUS, ELEK sound recording technology* * *1. ELEK recording method2. FOTO, FILM shooting technique -
96 Testmethode
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97 Testverfahren
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98 todsicher
umg.I Adj. dead sure ( oder certain); Methode etc.: absolutely reliable, guaranteed, sure-fire oft iro.; Urteil, Ziel: unerring; Geschäft: dead safe; Gewinn: guaranteed; todsichere Sache dead certainty, (dead) cert; ich bin todsicher, dass... I am positive ( oder quite certain) that...II Adv. (zweifellos) definitely, for sure; er kommt todsicher auch there’s no way he won’t come, he’ll come all right; sie gewinnen todsicher they’re (absolutely) bound to win* * *cocksure* * *tod|sị|cher (inf)1. adjdead certain (inf); Methode, Tipp sure-fire (inf)eine tódsichere Angelegenheit or Sache — a dead cert (Brit inf), a cinch (esp US inf), a done deal (inf)
das ist doch tódsicher, dass... — it's a dead cert (Brit) or a done deal that... (inf)
2. advfor sure or certain* * *(very or too confident: He was cocksure about passing the exam.) cocksure* * *tod·si·chereine \todsichere Methode a sure-fire Method fam* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv sure-fire (coll.) <system, method, tip, etc.>2.eine todsichere Sache — a (coll.) dead certainty or (coll.) cert
adverbial for certain or sure* * *todsicher umgA. adj dead sure ( oder certain); Methode etc: absolutely reliable, guaranteed, sure-fire oft iron; Urteil, Ziel: unerring; Geschäft: dead safe; Gewinn: guaranteed;todsichere Sache dead certainty, (dead) cert;ich bin todsicher, dass … I am positive ( oder quite certain) that …B. adv (zweifellos) definitely, for sure;er kommt todsicher auch there’s no way he won’t come, he’ll come all right;sie gewinnen todsicher they’re (absolutely) bound to win* * *1.(ugs.) Adjektiv sure-fire (coll.) <system, method, tip, etc.>2.eine todsichere Sache — a (coll.) dead certainty or (coll.) cert
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100 unsicher
I Adj.1. (gefährdet) insecure; (gefährlich) unsafe; unsichere Gegend / Straße / Straßenverhältnisse dangerous area / road / road conditions; die Arbeitsplätze werden immer unsicherer jobs are getting more and more insecure; die Gegend unsicher machen terrorize the neighbo(u)rhood; umg., fig. paint the town red; wollen wir am Wochenende ein wenig die Innenstadt unsicher machen? umg. shall we go and whoop it up a bit downtown this weekend?2. (ungewiss, auch unzuverlässig) uncertain; (ohne Gewissheit) unsure, uncertain; ( sich) unsicher sein, ob / wann / wie etc. not be sure (as to) whether / when / how etc.; ein unsicheres Gefühl haben have an uncertain feeling3. (unstet) unsteady (auch Hand, Beine); Person: (ohne Selbstsicherheit) insecure, unsure of o.s., stärker: lacking in self-confidence; unsicher auf den Beinen shaky, wobbly; unsicherer Autofahrer / Skiläufer / Torhüter etc. driver / skier / goalkeeper who lacks assurance ( oder is unsure of himself), unreliable driver / skier / goalkeeper; unsicher im Rechnen etc. shaky on arithmetic etc.; jemanden unsicher machen make s.o. unsure of himself ( oder herself), stärker: rattle s.o.II Adv. Auto fahren etc.: unreliably; nach i-m Sturz geht sie noch sehr unsicher she’s still very shaky ( oder unsteady) on her feet after her fall; der Torwart hat unsicher gehalten the goalkeeper fumbled his saves; sich unsicher fühlen feel insecure* * *precarious; instable; uncertain; unsafe; uneasy; unstable; insecure; unsure; unsteady* * *ụn|si|cher1. adj1) (= gefährlich) dangerous, unsafe2) (= nicht selbstbewusst, verunsichert) insecure, unsure (of oneself)jdn unsicher machen — to make sb feel unsure of himself/herself
3) (= ungewiss, zweifelhaft) unsure, uncertain; (= unstabil) uncertain, unstable, unsettled2. adv1) (= schwankend) unsteadily2) (= nicht selbstsicher) uncertainly* * *1) insecurely2) (unsure of oneself or lacking confidence: Whenever he was in a crowd of people he felt anxious and insecure.) insecure3) (not safe or firmly fixed: This chair-leg is insecure; an insecure lock.) insecure4) precariously5) (insecure; risky or dangerous.) precarious6) ((sometimes with at) not very good, accurate etc: He's a bit shaky at arithmetic; My arithmetic has always been very shaky; I'd be grateful if you would correct my rather shaky spelling.) shaky7) (not definitely known or settled: My plans are still uncertain; The uncertain weather delayed our departure.) uncertain8) (in an uneasy or embarrassed way: He glanced uneasily at her.) uneasily* * *un·si·cher[ˈʊnzɪçɐ]I. adj1. (gefährlich) unsafe, dangerousein \unsicherer Reaktor an unsafe reactoreine \unsichere Gegend a dangerous areadie Kneipen \unsicher machen (fam o hum) to live it up in the pubs [or bars]die Stadt \unsicher machen (fam o hum) to paint the town redein \unsicherer Arbeitsplatz an insecure job3. (nicht selbstsicher) unsure, uncertainein \unsicherer Blick an uncertain [or hesitant] lookjdn \unsicher machen to make sb uncertain, to put sb off4. (unerfahren, ungeübt)noch \unsicher sein to still be uncertainein \unsicherer Gang an unsteady gaitauf \unsicheren Beinen on unsteady legs6. (ungewiss) uncertaineine \unsichere Zukunft an uncertain futureein \unsicherer Ausgang an uncertain outcome7. (nicht verlässlich) unreliableeine \unsichere Methode an unreliable methoddas ist mir zu \unsicher that's too dodgy for my liking famII. adv1. (schwankend) unsteadily\unsicher fahren to drive with little confidence* * *1.einen Ort unsicher machen — (scherzh.) honour a place with one's presence (joc.); (sich vergnügen) have a good time in a place; (sein Unwesen treiben) get up to one's tricks in a place
3) (zögernd) uncertain, hesitant < step>; (zitternd) unsteady, shaky < hand>; (nicht selbstsicher) insecure; diffident; unsure of oneself pred.jemanden unsicher machen — put somebody off his/her stroke
4) (keine Gewissheit habend) unsure; uncertain5) (ungewiss) uncertain2.1) <walk, stand, etc.> unsteadily; < drive> without [much] confidence2) (nicht selbstsicher) <smile, look> diffidently* * *A. adjunsichere Gegend/Straße/Straßenverhältnisse dangerous area/road/road conditions;die Arbeitsplätze werden immer unsicherer jobs are getting more and more insecure;die Gegend unsicher machen terrorize the neighbo(u)rhood; umg, fig paint the town red;wollen wir am Wochenende ein wenig die Innenstadt unsicher machen? umg shall we go and whoop it up a bit downtown this weekend?(sich) unsicher sein, ob/wann/wie etc not be sure (as to) whether/when/how etc;ein unsicheres Gefühl haben have an uncertain feeling3. (unstet) unsteady (auch Hand, Beine); Person: (ohne Selbstsicherheit) insecure, unsure of o.s., stärker: lacking in self-confidence;unsicher auf den Beinen shaky, wobbly;unsicherer Autofahrer/Skiläufer/Torhüter etc driver/skier/goalkeeper who lacks assurance ( oder is unsure of himself), unreliable driver/skier/goalkeeper;B. adv Auto fahren etc: unreliably;nach i-m Sturz geht sie noch sehr unsicher she’s still very shaky ( oder unsteady) on her feet after her fall;der Torwart hat unsicher gehalten the goalkeeper fumbled his saves;sich unsicher fühlen feel insecure* * *1.einen Ort unsicher machen — (scherzh.) honour a place with one's presence (joc.); (sich vergnügen) have a good time in a place; (sein Unwesen treiben) get up to one's tricks in a place
3) (zögernd) uncertain, hesitant < step>; (zitternd) unsteady, shaky < hand>; (nicht selbstsicher) insecure; diffident; unsure of oneself pred.jemanden unsicher machen — put somebody off his/her stroke
4) (keine Gewissheit habend) unsure; uncertain5) (ungewiss) uncertain2.1) <walk, stand, etc.> unsteadily; < drive> without [much] confidence2) (nicht selbstsicher) <smile, look> diffidently* * *adj.insecure adj.precarious adj.uncertain adj.unsafe adj.unstable adj.unsure adj. adv.insecurely adv.precariously adv.unsafely adv.unstably adv.unsurely adv.
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